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Medicare payers vow to keep covering remote patient monitoring
Private insurance companies that contract for Medicare will continue to pay for remote patient monitoring, Politico reported May 23. -
Virginia hospital launches virtual nursing program
Fredericksburg, Va.-based Mary Washington Healthcare is launching a virtual nursing program at its Stafford (Va.) Hospital. -
Orlando Health launches virtual clinic at convention center
Orlando (Fla.) Health has launched a virtual care clinic at a local convention center. -
Teladoc expands virtual primary care partnership
Telehealth giant Teladoc Health is expanding its partnership with digital benefits provider HealthJoy to include virtual primary care. -
Medicare telehealth flexibilities to remain in place until 2024
The COVID-19 public health emergency is set to expire on May 11, but telehealth flexibilities for people with Medicare will remain in place until Dec. 31, 2024, according to the HHS. -
DEA extends telehealth prescribing rules until November
The Drug Enforcement Administration has extended the flexibilities that allow physicians to prescribe controlled substances via telemedicine without an in-person evaluation until November. -
Senators urge DEA to permanently extend telehealth prescribing flexibilities
Six senators, led by Sen. Edward Markey, D-Mass., have urged the Drug Enforcement Agency to permanently extend flexibilities that allow physicians to prescribe controlled substances via telemedicine without an in-person evaluation. -
6 telehealth award winners, including 1 health system
New York City-based NYC Health + Hospitals was the lone health system winner in the 2023 MedTech Breakthrough Awards honoring the top health technology platforms. -
Amwell reports $389M in losses for Q1
Telehealth company Amwell has reported $389.5 million in losses, with an impairment charge contributing to the majority of that total, according to the company's first-quarter earnings posted May 3. -
DEA temporarily extends telehealth prescribing flexibilities
The Drug Enforcement Agency has temporarily extended the flexibilities that allow physicians to prescribe controlled substances via telemedicine without an in-person evaluation. -
Penn State Health adds respiratory care to virtual ICU
Penn State Health has added respiratory therapy services to its virtual intensive care unit program. -
4 health systems launching new telehealth services
As the digitization of healthcare accelerates, more health systems are taking advantage of telehealth tools to provide care at a patient's convenience. -
Teladoc posts $69M net loss for Q1
Telehealth company Teladoc reported a net loss of $69.2 million for the first quarter of 2023. -
The expanding role of virtual nursing in healthcare
This Q&A highlights an interview with Tammy Cress, MSN, RN, Vice President, Clinical Solutions & Innovation for Hospitals & Health Systems at Teladoc Health. -
Former Teladoc president joins digital health company
Joseph DeVivo, Teladoc's former head of hospitals and health systems, is joining digital health company Butterfly Network. -
Cleveland Clinic launches neurological telehealth program
Cleveland Clinic is launching a neurological telehealth program through a new partnership with medtech company Genentech. -
11 hospitals launching new virtual nursing programs
Here are 11 organizations launching or expanding virtual nursing programs since Feb. 14: -
Forbes names 6 telehealth companies the best of '23
Forbes released its list of 2023's best telemedicine companies on April 20. -
Intermountain launches new NICU telehealth program
Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital is launching a new telehealth program that will allow neuro NICU physicians to serve in various other Intermountain hospitals across the state of Utah, Good Things Utah reported April 19. -
Teladoc launches new prediabetes program
Telehealth company Teladoc is expanding the availability of its virtual provider-based care with a weight management and prediabetes program.
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